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Grey River Argus, Volume XXXVII, Issue 6593, 29 October 1889, Page 3

Public Notices. mO CONTRACTORS DUNCAN M'LEAN, Boundary Streei, Greymouth, AGENT FOR THE GRAFTON SAW MILLS, NEW SOUTH WALES. Orders executed for iron bark timber delivered in any port in New Zealand. Round piles up to 60ft. Square glrdera ipto 60ft. For further particulara apply o the above. TT ;; E W BOOKS, NEW BOOKS, AT NORTH & WYLDE'S, TAINUI STREET. SIXPENCE, ZEALANDIA, No. 3, Which will be found a great advance on previous numbers, both in siza and reading matter. ■-': j ONE SHILLING, . MARK ANDERSON, A Tale of Station Life In New Zealand. ; A very 'readable little book of colonial life. HE WHO DIGGED A PIT, By Wm. Freeman, "A dlatinctly clever work." i ONE SHILLING and SIXPENCE, Xindsay's Luck, Kathleen, The Tide on the Moaning Bar, Misa'Crespigny, Phillippa Fairfax, and others, By Francei Hodgpon Burnett. THREE SHILLINGS, Life, My Religion, The Cossacks, and others, by Count Tolstoi. Jonathan and His Continent, by Max O'Rell. Fresh supply. FIVE SHILLINGS, MINER'S GUIDE, By H. A. Gordon, Government Inspector of Mines. ** An indißpensible work for miners." ■ t NORTH & WYLibE, BOOKSELLERS and STATIONERS Tadtoi street, Greymouth } and Taiuoryille.